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Eric becomes a relationship counselor: Eric goes to see Bill because he thinks he can relate to him since he, too, had accepted his fate and wanted to die the true death when he was sick. He asks Bill to consider what this will do to Sookie and, in a selfless move, Eric reminds Bill that Sookie loves him. Bill insists that he's doing this for Sookie: She'll only learn to love someone else when he's not on the planet. "Get over yourself, Bill," Eric quips. But Bill tries a different way of explaining it: They're only drawn to Sookie because she's fae, and she's only drawn to them because they're vampires. It's the pull of light and dark. It's shocking to hear Bill say this because it again feels like he's saying that what they had isn't real, when viewers have decided that it was—it's just an extreme case of opposites attract. But what Bill's really leading to is his fever dream of Sookie having the void for a baby: All they can give her is death and darkness. Bill wants to set her free so the moth doesn't keep returning to the flame.
So many questions here, starting with this one.
The past couple episodes have overtly addressed the issue of whether Bill and Sookie's love was real. More subtly, the show seems to be proving through Eric's actions that he genuinely cares for Sookie, too. If Bill didn't believe that Eric cares for her, he wouldn't have expected him to agree to do that final favor—trying to convince Sookie to see Bill so he can explain his death wish and give her closure.
While Pam has Sarah Newlin brought upstairs so she can take her back to blonde and explain how Sarah's about to become the highest paid prostitute in history thanks to her blood, Eric heads to Bellefleur's to speak with Sookie outside.
You'll recall it was outside Merlotte's that Eric happily took Bill away from Sookie to have him face the Magister in season 1, but now he's there to bring them back together, if only to say goodbye. He tells her Bill wants to call on her that night, and that Bill will say he's doing this for her, and it won't sound crazy when he explains. He offers a teary-eyed Sookie a lift home, literally: He picks her up and flies. When they land at her house, it's a Superman moment—that sweet and innocent. Eric can hear Sookie's phone ringing and knows it'll be Bill asking to come over. She invites Eric in (good to know he can enter in the series finale), which means she trusts him. But he tells her goodnight. Was that him knowing it was more important for her to deal with Bill, and that he'd just be a shoulder to cry on at the moment and he needed to get back to Fangtasia anyway—or is he going to let Sookie go as well? Has Bill made Eric realize that he can only give Sookie the lights of Bon Temps from above?
Eric, Ginger, and the funniest scene in the show's history? As Bill makes his way to Sookie's—stopping at his wife's tombstone in the cemetery—Eric returns to Fangtasia to find a pissed off Ginger sitting at the bar. She's mad because he didn't feel the need to tell her he's going to live. He tells her he's been flying around dealing with other people's relationship problems and sarcastically apologizes for not running to her first. And then... he says he wants to apologize by finally f---ing her. [Pause for screams heard all across America.] Eric asks her where she's imagined doing it, and of course, she says that throne that she has no clue she brought to the video store in 2006. "Well on the throne it is," Eric says, leading her up the stage and into a twirl as "Fade Into You" begins to play in the background.
"What happens next?" Eric asks huskily. "I straddle you," Ginger says with all the pent-up sexual frustration about to burst. He tells her to do it, and off come her shoes. As she mounts the throne, the camera shoots from behind Eric, but you can still tell there's a smile on Alexander Skarsgard's face—because how could he not laugh at this? Eric drinks from her, since he's now immune to Hep-V, and then he reaches up the word's tiniest micro skirt and tears off her panties. Ready to go, Ginger pumps three times and comes. EW had actress Tara Buck break down this scene (the hand through his hair was her idea), and originally, the joke was going to be that Eric was a bad lay. Inconceivable, right? Instead, the writers decided the punchline would be that Ginger's waited 15 years for this moment and it's over in seconds. She's still letting out high-pitched moans and aftershocks when she slides backward off Eric and onto the floor. "You're f---ing fantastic," she tells him breathlessly. "Thank you." She gives him a thumb's up when he's confused enough to ask her if she'll be okay. And then she falls asleep and snores like a dude as Eric stands, straightens his hair and his clothes, and steps over her body telling her goodnight. AMAZING. There was no kissing, which would have made it seem too real and personal. This was perfect: There's no one that makes Eric feel more like himself than Ginger, and Ginger deserves this.
Eric goes looking for Pam and finds her in the basement. Mr. Gus and the Yakuza have Pam silvered to a table with a giant stake dangling above her. The Yakuza cut two of the three ropes keeping it from ending Pam's undead life before finally, Eric admits that Sookie knows about Sarah. Mr. Gus' next question: Where does Sookie live? We don't see Eric answer, but we do see Bill arrive at Sookie's front door. What happens next? Eric has to tell them where Sookie lives and then somehow find a way to get there in time to help save her, right? Will Bill die in the struggle, so his death truly is for Sookie? Will (gulp) Eric die protecting her and Bill? Will Pam die after Eric, or in place of Eric?
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It appears someone has found the switch to flip on our natural air conditioning -- the cool breezes off the Pacific Ocean -- and thus we can say goodbye to the 90s now, and probably even the upper 80s. In its place, a cooling trend that should have highs temperatures back it the more Seattle-summer-normal 70s just in time for the holiday weekend.
But while we await the stronger marine breezes to arrive tonight, it's another very warm evening on tap around the Puget Sound region. Not quite as hot as earlier anticipated because we're already getting a bit of a seabreeze effect but still in the upper 80s around Seattle for a while. Lows will eventually drop to the low-mid 60s around Seattle but safely into the 50s up north and along the coast. The Excessive Heat Warning in effect for the Seattle area is set to expire Monday night.
The rest of this week will see a gradual cooling trend as the mega West Coast heat ridge slowly deflates and we'll see a slow increase the marine winds each day, which in turn will gradually decrease our high temperatures.
Tuesday might even have a brief period of morning clouds near the Sound before they quickly evaporate but enough cooler air will be around to keep highs in the low 80s as opposed to the low 8 billions, as I'm sure it's felt to some recently.
For Wednesday, we'll cool down closer to 80 with perhaps a bit more in the way of morning clouds.
Fourth of July Thursday is now shaping up to be just about perfect with marine clouds through late morning or midday, then increasing sunshine as they burn away. Highs should top out in the mid-upper 70s with pleasant conditions for the various fireworks shows around the region.
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Senator Robert Singer announced today he will introduce legislation to streamline and enhance the state's organ donor registry system to make it easier for residents to sign up as donors and to ensure the state's registry system is accessible and up-to-date.
"There are 5,000 New Jerseyans waiting on the life-saving gift of an organ donation," said Singer (R-Monmouth, Ocean). "To save more of those lives it's critical we do all we can to inform the public and new drivers about the program, make it easier for donors to sign up and make sure the information in the state's donor registry is as up-to-date and accessible as possible."
Kean: Tax Breaks Would Be a Boon for NJ
The following editorial by Senate Republican Leader Tom Kean was published in the Daily Record and Asbury Park Press:
New Jersey leaders have a responsibility to the people to improve Atlantic City along with the entire state.
Atlantic City does not operate in a vacuum. It has been, and with visionary changes can become again, an East Coast beacon that steadily attracts worldwide tourists. The city's success directly and substantially benefits the entire state, primarily in terms of jobs and sales tax revenues. The longer Atlantic City struggles, the more likely it is that North Jersey communities will suffer similar economic issues, as evidenced by this week's news of the temporary closure of the Izod Center.
Even though this publication and other legislators have somehow deemed it appropriate, I will not leave Atlantic City for dead; I will not leave stranded the thousands of middle-class workers and their families who have recently lost their jobs with the closure of businesses; and I will never turn my back on people or the billions of dollars invested over the past few decades by taxpayers across New Jersey.
Connors, Rumpf & Gove: Galloway & Port Republic Taxpayers Are Our Primary Consideration on Atlantic City Bill Package
With alarming frequency, taxpayers are being forced to pay dearly for the irresponsible acts others, from massively wealthy banks that are too big to poorly managed municipalities. Bailout has become the new term for already overburdened taxpayers to dread, and rightfully so.
Before the State Legislature is a package of bills designed to aid Atlantic City following the closures of several casinos and subsequent layoffs of thousands of employees.
In short, the bills cover a range of issues including but not limited to the taxation of casinos, school aid, health and retirement insurance for casino employees, the elimination of the Atlantic City Alliance and the re-allocation of the casino investment alternative tax.
Allen, Vitale Bill Prohibiting Restraint of Inmates During Childbirth Advanced
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"Sadly, there have been instances at facilities across the country where female prisoners were handcuffed or physically restrained in other ways while in labor and right after delivery," said Allen (R-Burlington). "Shackling a woman during childbirth creates serious medical risks and is an affront to basic human dignities. This legislation will make sure that type of barbaric treatment doesn't take place in New Jersey."
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Senator Jennifer Beck (R-Monmouth), Monmouth County Freeholder Tom Arnone, and Neptune Township Committeeman Randy Bishop offered the following statement on the future of the Shark River dredging project.
"2015 will prove to be the year we see movement on the Shark River dredging project" said Beck. "I have been successful in securing a commitment from the State to fund this project, but the lack of a temporary drying site stopped progress. Working with NJDEP and NJDOT over the course of the last year, we believe we have come up with an innovative way to deal with this issue, which will be rolled out this year".
Kean Announces Bill to Bring World-Class Entertainment to AC, Boost NJ Economy
Senate Republican Leader Tom Kean announced legislation to bring world-class entertainment to New Jersey by helping Atlantic City and its casinos, which have shut doors, cut thousands of jobs and, according to new data, lost nearly half of their revenues over the past eight years.
"We need to focus on ideas that can help Atlantic City along with the entire state," Kean said. "We can positively change Atlantic City's image to be more attractive, widely accessible and entertainment-based, while enhancing job and economic growth opportunities at and around entertainment venues across New Jersey."
Holzapfel and McGuckin Introduce Bill Reducing Wages for Civilly Committed Sexually Violent Predators
Senator Jim Holzapfel and Assemblyman Greg McGuckin of the 10th Legislative District have introduced legislation, S-2697/A-4095, which would require civilly committed sexually violent predators to be paid the same rate as state inmates for work performed while in custody to provide savings for taxpayers.
"Inmates confined in New Jersey prisons are paid substantially less than minimum wage for work they perform," said Holzapfel. "The reduced rate we pay to inmates reflects the belief that the work they perform offsets the cost to taxpayers for their confinement. The same should be true for violent sexual predators who remain in state custody."
Bucco Introduces Now-Bipartisan Bill to Help Keep & Attract Employers
Senate Republican Budget Officer Anthony Bucco introduced legislation to help address exactly why employers leave New Jersey, in the aftermath of the Mercedes-Benz's impending move of 1,000 jobs to Georgia.
"Legislators and governors hear anecdotes as to why employers leave our state, and as a small business owner, I have considered leaving this state due to the high costs and oppressive regulations," said Bucco (R-Morris). "But too often companies leave this state or shut their doors or lay people off without a full and detailed understanding as to all the reasons why. This legislation will provide state leaders with the answers necessary to correct the actual root causes of job loss here and, in turn, make New Jersey more attractive to job creators."
Addiego, Brown & Rodriguez-Gregg Laud Gov. Christie for Getting New Jersey Back to Work
Senator Dawn Marie Addiego, Assemblyman Christopher J. Brown and Assemblywoman Maria Rodriguez-Gregg (all R-8) issued the following statements on Gov. Christie's State of the State address:
Addiego: "For five years, Gov. Christie has dedicated his efforts to make New Jersey affordable and to provide opportunity for the families who live here. Working together, we have reduced annual discretionary spending by $2.5 billion since 2008, and the jobless rate has sunk to its lowest level since 2008."
Committee Advances Kyrillos Bill to Allow Hunting for Working People, Help NJ Economy
The Senate Environment and Energy Committee advanced legislation sponsored by Senator Joe Kyrillos to allow hunting of game animals on every day of the week, during established hunting seasons.
"I've heard from many constituents who work long hours Mondays through Fridays or Mondays through Saturdays, to support their families, and they're looking for a way to hunt here on their day off," said Kyrillos (R-Monmouth). "New Jersey's Sunday hunting ban prevents a lot of hard-working people from being able to hunt or forces them on their day off to travel to other states to hunt and otherwise spend their money."


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Seconds after Chicago Cubs rookie outfielder prospect Reggie Golden placed a Wiffle ball on a batting tee for Kabre Bell, the Sequoia charter school fifth-grader knew what to do: He took a hearty swing with a bat and smacked the ball into a net being used for a backstop.
Sporting a Chicago Cubs cap, determination and a smile, Kabre was among 70 students at the Sequoia School for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing who learned basic baseball skills from six top rookie prospects for the Cubs on Wednesday.
They stretched. They ran. They hit and they threw.
At another station, outfielder Tyler Colvin patiently signed autographs and passed out Cubs caps to the kids, many of whom had to tell him their names in sign language so he could personalize his signature to them.
Although the baseball season is over and the World Series champion has long been crowned (the Cubs and its fans again will have to wait until next year), the Cubs players - outfielders Taiwan Easterling, Golden and Colvin, first baseman Justin Bour, second baseman Zeke Devoss and third baseman Dustin Geiger - are in Mesa for the next four months as part of a hand-picked winter conditioning program leading up to spring training.
Wednesday's event was part of a community outreach to help the team stay in touch with the city and let people know the Cubs will be training in Mesa for a long time. The city is moving forward with plans to build a new $99 million spring training complex for the Cubs at Mesa's Riverview Park. The facility is slated to be completed for the beginning of the 2013 season.
Another five players were at Banner Cardon's Children Medical Center visiting young patients on Wednesday while the others took part in the clinic at Sequoia. The Cubs plan to do more events in the future.
After he was done taking his cuts, Kabre said by sign language through teacher Kamilah Browning, "I liked it. It was cool."
He had not played baseball before, mostly soccer and football and said he is getting ready to move on to basketball.
But will he play baseball in the future?
"Maybe," he said.
Cassidy LeBaron, 10, also a fifth-grader at the school, soon followed Kabre in trying her luck at hitting the ball.
"It was good," she said through Browning. "I played a little before. The running part was fun."
As for the kids' playing skill, Golden said, "They were pretty good, actually. One of the kids said he had his own equipment at home."
Other students from the school also took their chances running the base paths, throwing and swinging a bat: First-graders Oscar Perez III, Tanner Trejo and Ashley Young and second-grader Joannah Vasel were just a few among them. Some swung and missed at first, but they stepped back up to the plate and tried again.
Assistant principal Jennifer Reid said of the event, "This gives the students an opportunity to learn baseball, and for many of them, it's their first time in playing it."
Last year, during the Proposition 420 election for the new spring training facility, Dutchie Caray, the widow of legendary Cubs broadcaster Harry Caray and Cubs owner Tom Ricketts visited the school. The students later received tickets to attend a spring training game at Hohokam Stadium, the first time for many of them to attend a baseball game, Reid said.
"I'm sure it was an experience they won't forget, and we appreciate the partnership with the Cubs."
Doug Jarrow, the Cubs' strength and conditioning coordinator who is overseeing the players' progress during the next four months, said, "We want to get involved with the kids and community and try to do as many events as we can to give back to Mesa. We're going to be here for a long time, and we're excited to get more and more involved."
Golden said, "Every time we smiled at the kids, we got a smile back."
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cristiane [dot] tinmouth [at] mcgill [dot] ca (Cristiane M. Tinmouth)
3465 Durocher Street, 4th floor
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Unit Contacts
jo [dot] boucher [at] mcgill [dot] ca (Johanna Boucher) Administrative Assistant, Office of the Controller 514-398-3875 |
Units reporting to the Controller
Capital Projects | Research Financial Management Services |
Finance Infrastructure | Student Accounts (link to SA website) |
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Capital Projects
1010 Sherbrooke Street West
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Unit Responsibilities & Contacts
christine [dot] butler [at] mcgill [dot] ca (Christine Butler) Senior Manager, Capital Projects 514-398-2261 |
This office oversees the administration of all the University's capital project funds.
- Administers, approves and reports for all the University's capital expenditures. Capital Equipment allocations as well as Building Construction and Renovation are under this jurisdiction.
- Ensures capital expenditures are booked as assets and are depreciated each year-end.
- When the University decides to finance capital projects from internal sources, Project Accounting prepares amortization schedules and reconciliations for the internal advances.
- Ensures that principal repayments and interest charges are correctly applied.
Finance Infrastructure
3465 Durocher Street, 3rd floor
Montreal, Quebec H2X 0A8
Unit Responsibilities & Contacts
julie [dot] ghayad [at] mcgill [dot] ca (Julie Ghayad) Director, Finance Infrastructure 514-398-2783 |
antoinette [dot] sama [at] mcgill [dot] ca (Antoinette Sama) Process Improvement Analyst, Finance Infrastructure 514-398-8294 |
loretta [dot] bellucci [at] mcgill [dot] ca (Loretta Bellucci) Supervisor Finance Infrastructure, Finance Infrastructure 514-398-1820 |
quynh-ly [dot] pham [at] mcgill [dot] ca (Quynh-Ly Pham) Senior Financial Data Analyst, Finance Infrastructure 514-398-2956 |
salimah [dot] janmohamed [at] mcgill [dot] ca (Salimah Janmohamed) Training Officer, Finance Infrastructure 514-398-1816 |
- Leads and/or implements projects and process improvements pertaining to Banner/Minerva finance system and related applications.
- Ensures integrity of finance infrastructure & provides access and security to Banner Finance.
- Develops and maintains the Finance data warehouse, including reporting tools and services.
- Provides finance help desk services, documentation and communication support, and training for Banner/Minerva finance system and related applications.
Finance Help Desk
fishelp [dot] acct [at] mcgill [dot] ca
Financial Reporting, Endowments & Unrestricted Accounting
3465 Durocher Street
Montreal, Quebec H2X 0A8
Unit Responsibilities & Contacts
liette [dot] daoust [at] mcgill [dot] ca (Liette Daoust) Financial Officer, Financial Reporting |
peter [dot] kurhajec [at] mcgill [dot] ca (Peter Kurhajec) Financial Officer, Financial Reporting 514-398-5999 |
- Extensive involvement with the preparation of the University's Financial Statements and annual audit.
- Preparation of the Rapport Financier Annuel for MELS.
- Preparation of the annual report for the Canadian Association of University Business Officers.
- Preparation of financial surveys and charity tax returns.
carol [dot] gaug [at] mcgill [dot] ca (Carol Gaug) Financial Administrator, Endowments 514-398-1427 |
- Financial administration and control of restricted and chair endowment funds.
- The approval and opening of endowment funds, McGill Investment Pool (MIP) updates, income distribution and profit/loss on withdrawals and capitalization of excess income.
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- Financial administration of all Unrestricted and Trust funds.
- Responsible for the recording and reporting of information received relating to the financial activities of the University's units, and the high-level monitoring of the integrity of financial transactions.
- Approvals of internal documents such as: interdepartmental charges, journal entries, advances, invoice payments, expense reports, supplier invoices and procurement card purchases that are processed on all Unrestricted and Trust Funds.
- Monitoring of unrestricted over expenditures.
Research Financial Management Services
3465 Durocher Street, 3rd floor
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Unit Responsibilities & Contacts
- Provides support to the researchers in order to facilitate the management of their research grants/contracts as well as provides financial management and control on behalf of external funding stakeholders (Governmental Agencies, Foundations, Corporations, etc).
- Responsible for the timely and accurate recording of revenues and expenditures relating to research grants, contracts, international research agreements and other restricted funds, in accordance with the reporting requirements of granting agencies, corporations and/or government as well as McGill University.
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Other responsibilities include:
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- Financial Reporting
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- Coordinating Agency Audits
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- Monitoring Over-expenditures
- Receivables (Aging)
- Interpretation of granting agency regulations
- Spending in accordance with agency regulation
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Unit Responsibilities & Contacts
tonia [dot] sciannamblo [at] mcgill [dot] ca (Tonia Sciannamblo) Manager, Transaction Services (Acting) 514-398-8815 |
Transaction services areas of responsibility covers:
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The Finance Accounts Receivable unit is responsible for the following services:
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- Billing of payroll charges including benefits to hospitals and individuals.
- Collection of receivables.
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Banking Services
3465 Durocher Street, 2nd Floor
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peter [dot] guertin [at] mcgill [dot] ca (Peter Guertin) Supervisor, Banking Services 514-398-3353 |
The Banking Services unit is responsible for the following services:
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Hello, I made my first soda from scratch. It was the Chinese Ginger Beer Recipe from the Cresswel Homemade Soda Book. The recipe was for 1 gallon with 2 ounces of grated ginger root 1 T. fresh lemon juice 1 small squeezed mandarin juice (I added this) 1 cup sugar 3/4 cup honey (I changed this from sugar to honey) 1/4 t. ale yeast I just put them in the fridge 1 hour ago after fermenting and there seems to be a thick layer (1 inch) of sediment like soda near the bottom (12 oz glass bottles). I'm assuming this is the ginger but I put the ginger in a fine brewers bag. Is this sediment layer normal? Should I shake it up before serving to mix up the sediment? Also, it is not very strong. It has a ginger bite aftertaste but you don't taste the ginger much at first. Will it get stronger after a few days? Any suggestion for making the ginger taste stronger or giving the overall soda more flavor? Any other tips would be appreciated. I liked my Rainbow Ginger Beer better but I like the idea of making soda from scratch. Thanks, Doug
YooperBrew or anyone else, Thank you for the quick and detailed response. A couple of follow-up questions... 1. Do you refrigerate your ginger ale when its sitting for a few days? 2. When you strain after a few days, is this your first straining or do you strain it before you let it sit? 3. Do you find you get more flavor by adding the grated ginger into the water and then straining versus putting it in a brew bag? Does the brew bag limit flavor? 4. How do you strain to prevent sediment.....do you use cheesecloth or just a fine metel strainer? 5. Since my ginger ale is not strong enough, would you poor it into a glass and stir up the sediment to increase flavor or is the sediment unlikely to have a lot of flavor? Thanks again, Doug
Thanks for the response. One more beginner questions...... What do you mean by steep the ginger? Do you just boil the water, turn off heat and put in ginger OR do you let it boil a while? Thanks, Doug
Why screw around with yest when you can just force carbonate? I made a 2 liter batch of ginger beer and it ready to drink an hour later. It turned out great and no mucking around with sanitation, pitching yest, etc. To force carbonate I used the tire-valve/air chuck method which takes about $5-$10 of parts in addition to the cost of tank and regulator depending on where you buy the stuff. [link]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=siwZnJDQQXk[/link]
Why is sanitation not required when you force carbonate? Also, how much is the cost of a tank and regulator? How much does it cost to fill the tank with CO2? How often do you typically need to refill the tank with CO2?
Well I am going to give your ginger ale recipe a try. I hope I didn't screw it up too bad...haha.


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International Sewing Machine Collectors' Society
The Most Important Sewing Machine Find This Century
ISMACS News
Issue 93
July 2008
The machine found by Albert
What is probably the most important find this century has surfaced in South America. Actually the machine was discovered quite some years ago but its significance wasn't appreciated until early this year.
The machine in question is a Thimonnier dating back to the 1830s built by Barthelemy Thimonnier - one of few true claimants to the title of inventor of the .
But let's get to the story of the discovery first It all revolves around the clothing business of Albert Sassoon. His family started by importing fabrics from England then got into manufacturing shirts and later was licensed by Van Heusen in America and later by Pierre Cardin in France.
With all this rapid growth came the need to expand and around 35 years ago the business bought a building that had belonged to a French company Amongst the stock left in the building was the Thimonnier machine but the real significance of the find wasn't appreciated until Albert saw an article which had been printed in the Paris magazine Le Petit Journal dated in 1907 giving Barthelemy Thimonnier credit for inventing the .
The 1907 front page of the Petit Journal that alerted the
Sassoon family to the importance of their machine
the carved number 4
on the top of this machine
Thimonnier's first machine �
now in the Lyon Museum
The machine is a little of a mystery
Barthelemy Thimonnier made his first basic machine in 1830 and then produced a series of improvements. Just where this recently discovered model fits in isn't clear.
It has "No 4" stamped on the top and this I initially thought referred to the fourth variation of machine produced. But looking carefully at pictures of other existing principally those in the Lyon Museum in France - the South American machine is certainly a lot more like the number one model than those which followed it and I am now wondering whether this could be a serial number indicating that it was actually the fourth machine ever made.
page from the entirely hand written and illustrated
instruction booklet found with the machine
Just a little about the great man himself
The replica of a slightly later machine built
for the London Science Museum
Barthelemy Thimonnier was born in a 1793 in revolution torn France. A few years earlier his family had moved from the centre of Lyon to set up a small textile business in L'Arbresle.
After a good but short education he was apprenticed to a tailor and made such good progress that by the age of 16 he had opened his own shop. In 1825 he moved his business to Saint Etienne and about the same time started to experiment with a machine that would join an embroidered cloth using a form of crochet hook.
With financial help from Marcel Ferrand, a local teacher Thimonnier took out a patent and within 10 years he had 80 machines set up in a factory in the Paris suburbs with a royal contract to manufacture army uniforms.
France was still in turmoil with Louis Napoleon stirring up the Bonapartists and it could have been no great surprise when a mob of local tailors burst into the factory and destroyed every machine.
Thimonnier, now penniless escaped the mob and fled back to the relative safety of St Etienne where he found a new financial backer Jean Mary Magnin who, being an engineer, believed that the original machine could be in considerably improved.
Between them they produced a Mk Two machine but it was now 1848 the year of revolution in Paris and France was no place for budding entrepreneurs.
Barthelemy Thimonnier and Magnin took a boat to England and two years later in an attempt to publicise the machine showed it at the Great Exhibition at the Crystal Palace in Hyde Park.
Some reports say that the machine arrived too late to be included in the judging which could have provided publicity the pair needed to kickstart but for one reason or another it did not excite favourable comment from the judges.
The final machine aimed much more at embroidery than sewing
The machine was now getting past its sellby date and the inventor returned to France where he was reduced to exhibiting its at fairs where the curious could for the payment of a few centimes enter a tent and watch the wonder of mechanical sewing.
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The 10-year gilt yield fell three basis points to 2.04 percent at 9:27 a.m. London time. The 3.75 percent security due September 2021 rose 0.23, or 2.30 pounds per 1,000-pound ($1,587) face amount, to 114.69. Two-year yields were little changed at 0.37 percent.
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Philadelphia, PA (Sports Network) - Samme Givens registered a double-double with 12 points and 10 rebounds as he helped lead the Drexel Dragons to a 68-46 win over the Georgia State Panthers in a Colonial Athletic Association showdown at the Daskalakis Athletic Center.
Chris Fouch shot only 4-of-15 from the floor off the bench for the Dragons (16-5, 8-2 CAA) but still he led the team in scoring with 15 points as they won their eighth in a row and the 14th in the last 15 outings overall. Frantz Massenat chipped in 13 points and handed out six assists as well.
The Panthers (14-7, 6-4) were paced by Jihad Ali who posted a game-high 17 points on 7-of-11 shooting off the bench, but he was the lone double-digit scorer for the visitors as they fell for the third time in four contests.
Both teams shot just over 43 percent from the floor in the first half, but thanks to a 9-of-10 effort at the free-throw line the Dragons were able to put up a 37-28 advantage at the break.
In the second half GSU suffered with just 7-of-28 shooting from the floor, allowing Drexel to run away with the 22-point win.
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- Kerberos has released a brand new DLC, Sword of the Stars: The Pit - Juggernaut DLC. It includes a new playable character as well as new recipes, weapons, items, monsters and achievements. Good luck!
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If we showed you a picture of the rumored HTC M4 right now, you would just think it's the One. Since HTC's newest flagship has such a fantastic design, it only makes sense (I really love that pun when talking about HTC) that the company would apply the same design elements to other handsets, as well – but the M4 is essentially a direct copy, only smaller. So it should be perfect for those who don't like huge phones.
We've been seeing leak after leak about Google's rumored unified messaging service. Now, as more details get seemingly confirmed and and we even get a look at the possibly near-finished app, clearly this is the time for Google to acquire a competing IM service, right? Well, not so much, according to AllThingsD. As it turns out, Mountain View is not about to buy WhatsApp, a company that makes a product that Google is currently nearly done building itself.
It seems that no company can keep a secret for very long. With I/O fast approaching, Google and ASUS are in the spotlight again as details creep out about a pending refresh to the Nexus 7. According to Reuters, two undisclosed sources have leaked plans for a likely release date around July with pricing as low as $149. The tipsters also let slip that the revised tablet will be packing an unspecified Qualcomm Snapdragon processor and that Google hopes to ship 6-8 million units before the start of 2014.
Well, that didn't take long. Just a week after Samsung announced its newest flagship phone, we get rumors of the Mini version of the same. As before, it's not just a smaller version of the phone, but a lower-specced version as well. In fact, in terms of the display, the rumored specs are much lower. 960x540 to the tune of 256ppi. In other words, exactly half the resolution (the GS4 packs 1920x1080) and a little more than half the ppi (441ppi).
There's no denying that wearable tech seems to be where it's at among industry analysts. Indeed, the concept of wearable devices separate from smartphones and tablets has piqued the interest of many would-be users. Pebble's smartwatch drew some pretty significant attention, and rumors of more advanced watches from both Samsung and Apple have fueled buzz for several weeks.
We've also, of course, heard rumblings about a Google smartwatch (remember that watch patent the PTO granted Google late last year?).
The rumor mill is hot today after a comment on XDA caused some to worry that CyanogenMod would not arrive for the new Galaxy S4. XpLoDWilD took to the forums to respond to questions about the difficulty of developing for the handset. The comment appeared to be speaking on behalf of TeamHacksung (the sub-group within CM that deals with devices like the SII, Note, SIII, Note II, etc.), other CM members were quick to point out that no one person has the authority to speak for the entire team.
Well, we're little more than a week away from Samsung's Galaxy S IV Unpacked event in New York. You know what that means: rumors, leaks, and the like are all starting to pour in like mad. This go around we're seeing supposed screenshots from the U.S. version of the GSIV, which showed up on GSM.Israel.co.il. Sure, it's a curious place for a U.S. device to make its debut, but the shots are convincing nonetheless.
Rumors are tricky things. On the one hand, one of the best ways to verify that a suspicious-looking leak is legit is to examine the track record of the leakster. On the other hand, when an image comes out that's nothing but a rounded rectangle with a few gradients, it should be assumed that the picture is complete bunk or, at best, resembles a real device by virtue of adhering to predictable patterns.
As we get closer and closer to Google I/O, speculation inevitably ramps up about what Mountain View will be unveiling this year to set the Android world on fire. The most likely plans involve boosting Play Store features and availability, given the recent push not only to expand into new countries, but to frame the Nexus line as a great content consumption platform. If Fortune is right, then Google may have a huge axe to swing in that battle with not one, but two different subscription music services coming soon.
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Reform on education pending this year
INDIANAPOLIS - Last time the Indiana General Assembly debated education, it approved a set of reforms that together meant a major overhaul of the state's schools system.
This year, when lawmakers take up the topic of education reform, they'll be considering changes with a much smaller impact.
Spearheading the lobbying effort for further reforms is state Superintendent of Public Instruction Tony Bennett, the Republican who last year, along with Gov. Mitch Daniels, pitched a voucher program, expanding charter schools and more.
Bennett intends to advance four key proposals. They are expanding Indiana's number of student "count days" for funding purposes; speeding up the timeline for failing schools to be taken over by the state; requiring students to take at least one class online; and requiring schools to spend a higher percentage of their money on "in-the-classroom" expenses, such as teacher salaries.
One that seems likely to pass is the "count days" proposal.
Right now, Indiana has one "count day," when schools submit their number of students to the state, which uses that number to determine funding levels.
Some members of the education community, such as Indianapolis Public Schools Superintendent Eugene White, have complained that some students transfer out of charter and private schools and into public schools after the count day, which comes in September.
"We need to be able to track, even on a monthly basis, if a student is enrolled in one school corporation and transfers to another school corporation," said state Rep. Bill Crawford, the Indianapolis Democrat who is his party's top member on the House Ways and Means Committee.
Supporters of the 2011 session's education reforms say they want to address that complaint.
"I think that's really a red herring that opponents of charter schools throw up a lot. Let's deal with it. Let's have multiple count days," said House Speaker Brian Bosma, R-Indianapolis.
Sen. Dennis Kruse, R-Auburn, the Senate Education Committee chairman, intends to offer a measure that would require three "count days."
The opposition could come from those who complain about the administrative problems that would cause.
"The largest school corporations do have some concerns," said Senate President Pro Tem David Long, R-Fort Wayne.
Under current law, if schools fail to meet adequate yearly progress requirements on the ISTEP exam for six consecutive years, the state can step in and either put in place a team to run that school, or select an outside group to run it.
Bennett said on Thursday that after two straight years of missing the mark, schools should have the same freedom as the state. That would mean the collective bargaining requirement between the school and the teachers' union would be dissolved.
He has also suggested pushing forward the timeline for takeover, perhaps from six years to four.
If that doesn't happen this year, and the Republican gubernatorial candidate, U.S. Rep. Mike Pence, is elected, it could be on his agenda the following year. Pence has said he, as well, is interested in speeding up that timeline.
Democrats, meanwhile, say they want to direct more resources to students' early years.
Last year, lawmakers included in the budget extra cash for all-day kindergarten. However, it is still not required, and it is funded at a lower level than other grades. House Minority Leader B. Patrick Bauer, D-South Bend, complained of that Friday.
Senate Minority Leader Vi Simpson, D-Ellettsville, said she wants to focus on early childhood education.
That could be an option for which Democrats push this year, since state revenue forecasters project that Indiana will close the fiscal year with $1.8 billion in the bank.
"We'd like the next step of the education discussion to focus on the tools that schools really need in terms of serving the needs of early childhood education-aged children," she said.
Playing less of a central role in these debates will be the governor.
Daniels last year made education reforms the centerpiece of his legislative agenda. This year, none were mentioned in a speech he delivered Friday announcing his 2012 agenda.
He said he will let Bennett's Indiana Department of Education take the lead on education issues in the upcoming session.
"I'll support them all," he said of Bennett's proposals, "but I would call them tweaks. They're not fundamental. We don't have anything that is nearly as big as last year."
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Power Couples: Celebrity Duos That Command Our Attention
Some celebrity couples have the "it" factor that just draws us in and makes us interested in everything happening in their lives. Other duos have to work a bit harder for our attention, but either way, we cannot help but take notice. They make headlines because of their enviable romances, high-profile careers and cute kids; and we anxiously await their next moves.
Below are five power couples that, for better or worse, never fail to command our attention:
1. Prince William and Princess Catherine: The royal wedding lived up to every expectation, and the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have continued to capture our attention – and our hearts – ever since. It seems that these lovebirds garner media coverage for every move they make, even when they do something as mundane as grocery shopping.
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2. Mariah Carey and Nick Cannon: Whether Carey is flaunting her post-baby body, Cannon is doing one of his many hosting gigs or the duo is showing off their adorable twins, this power couple seems to have a hand in everything. The attention-seeking family will certainly be captured in tabloids in May this year, as Roc and Roe, as they affectionately call their son and daughter, will celebrate their first birthdays, and Carey and Cannon will mark their two-year wedding anniversary.
3. Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie: These superstars manage to juggle two demanding careers and multiple charitable commitments all over the world, all while raising six children under the age of 10. Despite their busy lives and hectic schedules, they still manage to make time for date nights.
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Technically, butterscotch is a hard candy, a somewhat less-cooked form of toffee that dates back to the early 19th century. Over time, the term has come to describe sauces, ice creams, and puddings that feature brown sugar and butter as the primary flavors.
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